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Drag Me
Grace is a foreign concept to one such as I.
A stagnant Alcohol soaked, mud blooded brick of a man.
If you were to bring gold back from Faerie
the leaden sum would characterize,
generally,
my self.
Trudging through grey days, humping a sodden moral load,
I make no attempt to extricate my soul from mindless drudgery.
Fearing change, hoping for nothing,
and trying
Not
Very
Much.
I slug my way through an
aimless
hopeless,
weary
husk of an existence.
Dried like a mummified cat dredged from a bog
in some stygian, forgotten land
my consciousness cries for pallid oblivion.
Ghostlike, I wend my way
haltingly
through a meaningless
oft ignored
set of wretched daily chores
for no conceivable reason.
And as I slog slowly through my aimless tasks
I think nothing of no one.
I believe that to quit this miserable march
would be the epitome of pointlessness.
One that would, having no discernible effect,
splatter unevenly across the face
of a shapeless, bored reality.
Utterly devoid of meaning,
my last symbolic act
would be to flutter down and burn
on the last guttering lump of coal
in a dying god's forge
And as the last spark faded
I would be there still
besotted and grimy
left to once again begin dragging the dessicated corpse
of my dream of the end.
A stagnant Alcohol soaked, mud blooded brick of a man.
If you were to bring gold back from Faerie
the leaden sum would characterize,
generally,
my self.
Trudging through grey days, humping a sodden moral load,
I make no attempt to extricate my soul from mindless drudgery.
Fearing change, hoping for nothing,
and trying
Not
Very
Much.
I slug my way through an
aimless
hopeless,
weary
husk of an existence.
Dried like a mummified cat dredged from a bog
in some stygian, forgotten land
my consciousness cries for pallid oblivion.
Ghostlike, I wend my way
haltingly
through a meaningless
oft ignored
set of wretched daily chores
for no conceivable reason.
And as I slog slowly through my aimless tasks
I think nothing of no one.
I believe that to quit this miserable march
would be the epitome of pointlessness.
One that would, having no discernible effect,
splatter unevenly across the face
of a shapeless, bored reality.
Utterly devoid of meaning,
my last symbolic act
would be to flutter down and burn
on the last guttering lump of coal
in a dying god's forge
And as the last spark faded
I would be there still
besotted and grimy
left to once again begin dragging the dessicated corpse
of my dream of the end.
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